Government Sets Flat Price Ceiling on Live Cattle
Government imposes a flat price ceiling on live cattle effective January 20 with revisions to be in force by July 2. OPA and wartime agencies adjust subsidies and maximums for choice and good cattle while authorizing regional ceilings. San Antonio and Chicago markets respond with varying top prices and potential local adjustments to meet the nationwide order.
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Washington
Gan
Diyéday Vinson
SETAC
Vinson Wisp
Defense Supplies Corporation
Dncense
Chicago
OPA
WEA
WPA
OFA
San Antonio
San Antonio A Toestock Maskak
Wanlil
Altona
Mmder
Jorce
Fort Worlane
Houston
Texas Wool Industry Seeks Local Processing Aid
Texas leaders urge development of an inland wool and mohair industry to reduce freight costs and reliance on northern mills. speakers from Dallas and San Antonio cite high shipping charges for grease wool and processed products, calling for local scouring and manufacturing to boost Texas production and jobs.
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San Antonio
Texas
England
Personnul
Covkage
Yexas
Dallas
Student election to elect officers at annual ex-Students' association meeting
The ex-Students' association holds its annual meeting Saturday at University with officers to be elected and the presidential seat of Gus BP. Men to be filled. The event includes a student election for the association and notes on ballots and candidate remarks.
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Kony
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Pelsing
Basanite
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Taniture
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Walout
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Uilsize
Naston
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Daveos
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Ida We Crockett Fapstairss
Henin
Commerce Gidtaz
Roeupholstreing Sehone Servier
Ratteca Lores
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Flo-Wyn Dist, Co
Haves St. P-Be
Teray Shads
Dolio
Garner
St. Manta Bt Dail
Services Set for Aged S A Resident
Miss Jessie Caroline Wall 94 native of Sen Mayeos died at home here Burial at Arcadia Cemetery follows services at McCol chapel Harris County. Survived by widow Mrs John Murray Carry daughter Ines Walllenard Boan and two grandsons also sister Rex O Wall Belfast Northern Wells. Fourteen injured in shipyard accident today. most workers at shipyard and a nearby factory.
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Jessie Wall
Jessie Caroline Wall
Binle-Kearns Fu
Jon Anerehbine
J.P
Nile
Wal
Arcadia Place
Sic
New
Blymaghem
Ehgland
Hind
Biss
Mary Waillet
Antonio
Oil Industry Notes and Property Listings in Texas Area
A garbled 1930s era oil sector notes list proposes field development in Brookes County and adjacent regions with firms such as Antonio and Maguire, Straka, and Humble, mentioning planned outposts, production tests, and a 15 projected in A Hotot test. It includes public notices, permits, obituaries, and classified ads for machinery, furniture, and livestock, reflecting mixed local business activity and oil exploration chatter.
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Reas
Brookes County
Shell
Ores
Antonio
Maguire
Ae Tee
Tae
Algin Oil Company
Ie Ta Avil
Oppenheimer
Ibfoot
Tenrealt
Aglorir Corporation
Acctti
Ira
Vitae SB
Alicera
Swaeny Andy Survey
M. Lockhert
Axua Dulce Field
Bhat ‘Antonie
Imultipie
Pues Po An
Nueces
Bishop
Gretis
Henotia Petroteim
Abercrombie
Inca
Narcisco
Willacy
Mayor Will Not Interfere in San Antonio Taxi Row
Mayor Mayermann said he would not take part in the dispute between large and small San Antonio taxi companies over permits. Taxicab inspector Bronk Vogler reported plenty of cabs and drivers, with 500 licensed drivers still active since November 1992, while Yellow Cab cited insufficient business for full service.
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Mayermann
San Antoniio
Bronk Vogler
Fic
Vogler
San Antonio
Tike
Yellow Car Company
Gab Company
Onayer
Parkway Width May Be Reduced In San Antonio
A San Antonio traffic safety committee meeting discussed narrowing the Wandlawn avenue parkway to ease traffic. A proposal suggested trimming three feet from each side to widen the inner roadway for two cars. Judge Charles J. Matthews said residents would be consulted before action.
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Wandlawn Avenue
Hiab
San Antonio
Equal Rights Bill Aims to Ban Latin-American Discrimination
AUSTIN Jan 10 State Senator J Franklin Spears of San Antonio introduced Senate Bill No. 1 to ban discrimination against persons of Latin American origin in Texas. The measure would bar cafes theaters hotels and other public facilities from discrimination and impose penalties including up to 500 dollars and 30 days in jail for violators. It would allow plaintiffs to sue for exemplary damages up to 100 dollars and actual damages.
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Austin
INS
J. Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Texas
Wuld
Health Report January 6 046 Health Education push
A health division plan announces January new keyboard of training in food handling for all restaurant and public service workers. It notes forty nine classes conducted and six ten hour sessions monthly with certificates. The effort aims to improve sanitation and curb bacteria and diseases. Kansas City, Jan 10.
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Sun bElas
Aury
Sheltorad Aldo
Poker Sake
Serise Anton
Lohenachtd Bird
Worrhlin
Bea
Paperculosi
Ser
Antonia
Prac
Seine
Secont
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Health Department
Board of Education
Healils
Tom L. Johnson
Henle Lxtentiaen
St Marys Offers Free War Courses at University
St Marys university in cooperation with Texas university offers two free war training courses. Courses are Engineer Electronics and Engineering Mathematics for Industry. Registration times: 1 pm Wednesday and 7 pm Thursday. Also noted is a general reduction in American Airlines passenger rates by about 6 percent, effective in March 1946.
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St. Mary's University
Texas University
SA Flier Group Downs 75 Nazis in Daylight Air Battles
The Mustang Fighter Group under Col Roy Gate of San Antonio reports 75 Nazi aircraft shot down in a week with two losses and several enemy fighters damaged. Capt Ernest Nankey Jr of Toledo led aerial kills in a single day. many pilots awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for valor.
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England
Jan
Oidth
Mustang
Roy Gate
San Antonio
Brooke Field
Ernest Nankey Jr
Toledo
Obia
Grap
Willy
Stappenbeck Illinois Salary Action Stalled by Court
Irregular OCR text notes Stappenbeck Illinois without salary action as the commissioners court on Wednesday halted measures affecting rural constables and justices of the peace. Salaries were cut in September. J H Cunningham elected agent for Precinct 2 at $250 per month.
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Justices of the Peace
J. H. Cunningham
C Nehlain
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